Players knew that they would get more Control in The Lake House DLC, which came out this week, but it wasn’t clear how much. It stars Agent Estevez, who was introduced in Alan Wake 2 amid a disaster at an FBC facility nearby. The Lake House explains what went on there, and it’s nothing great.

Alan Wake 2 ‘s second piece of DLC, The Lake House, appears to directly tease Remedy Entertainment ‘s next project. In one section of the DLC, the player meets a mysterious character who appears to have a connection to The Oldest House, the setting for Remedy’s previous title, Control.

The Lake House ties closely to Control as the studio continues to expand its connected universe.

The moment when we found connections to Quantum Break and Alan Wake in Control opened our eyes to the studio's master plan, and it's been a hell of one ride since then. Now that the secret is out, direct references to Remedy's previous titles can be expected in other games.

Remedy is saying goodbye to Cauldron Lake for now, but what comes next should excite everyone from here to Bright Falls

Here's an easy way to unlock the Shape of a Man trophy in Alan Wake 2's Lake House DLC — even if it's bugged right now.

The Lake House DLC is a tightly paced slice of psychological horror that serves as an absorbing addendum to Alan Wake II.

The Alan Wake 2 Lakehouse computer passcode is 180738. Enter that when prompted and then you can access the security door controls.

All of the six-digit computer passwords from The Lake House DLC of Alan Wake 2, whether they are from intricate puzzles or passwords written on sticky notes.